Chinese authorities penalise 10 for misinformation about Nepal border mudslide
Most outlets reported that Chinese authorities penalised 10 people for spreading misinformation about a deadly mudslide along the Nepal border. 24 News HD added context about ongoing rescue efforts for hundreds missing at the border crossing, while Dawn’s excerpt was more concise and did not include this detail. Both used similar phrasing to describe the penalties and the accusations.
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China punishes 10 for misinformation
BEIJING: Chinese authorities penalised 10 people accused of spreading misinformation online about a deadly mudslide along the Nepal border, police said on Monday, as rescuers scour for hundreds missing at a border crossing on the Tibetan side. The penalties, which could range from fines to 10 days in detention, come as rescuers on both sides of the border pressed on with search operations aft...
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China penalises 10 people for misinformation over deadly mudslide
Chinese authorities penalised 10 people accused of spreading misinformation online about a deadly mudslide along the Nepal border, police said Monday, as rescuers scour for hundreds missing at a border crossing on the Tibetan side.
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